Achieve Anything in Just One Year Reviewed By Carolym Warren of Bookpleasures.com
- By Carolyn Warren
- Published October 30, 2013
- Self Help
Carolyn Warren
Reviewer Carolyn Warren: Carolyn is the author of Mortgage Rip-Offs and Money Savers, an Amazon bestseller and Book of the Month pick for The Washington Post (8/08). She also writes for the Christian market. Praying Through Your Pregnancy was a finalist in the 2010 ECOA Book Awards. She enjoys reading nonfiction, literary fiction, and women's mainstream novels. Follow Here To Find Out More About Carolyn and Here.
Author: Jason Harvey
ISBN: 9780981363905
What is your best and highest goal? How would you like to achieve it within the next year? Whether you want to advance your career, start a business, write a book, increase your fitness, or achieve another important goal, Jason Harvey helps you get there in Achieve Anything in Just One Year.
Jason Harvey is a Certified Life Coach, the founder of the Limitless Institute, and an international bestselling author. He has spent the past 15 years studying self-improvement and personal development techniques. Now in this book, he shares the best practices and mindsets so that you will “be inspired daily to live your dreams and accomplish your goals.”
The book is divided into daily one-page reads, so it doesn’t take much time out of your busy schedule while keeping you on track for an entire year. I love the variety of inspirational quotes that start off each day. For example, Day 1 is “Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase,” by Martin Luther King, Jr. Then Harvey asks, “What will your future hold?” He challenges you to let go of your baggage and move forward on an exciting journey. You get to dream about your staircase and establish what your goal is. He guides you to turn your dream into something tangible.
As the days progress, you make progress, one step at a time. All these very do-able steps add up to a lot of empowerment. Another quotation I like is Day 222 by Lily Tomlin: “I always wondered why somebody didn’t do something about that. Then I realized I was somebody.” It reminds me of something that international evangelist Earl Thurner said about praying and then answering our own prayers. How often do we overlook our own power to make a difference? Harvey explains we can be a catalyst that will inspire others to join the cause and take action.
Wisely, Harvey reminds us that it is not just the destination but also the journey that is valuable. Putting this insight into awareness is life-enriching.
By the time you complete the book 365 days later, you will be able to look back and see how far you’ve come, how you are off the frustrating road to nowhere and are on a brilliant new path full of opportunity.
I recommend picking up a copy for yourself as well as one for every member of your team. Makes a great gift for a boss, employee, friend, or family member.
